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Carbon Streaming Corp N.NETZ

Alternate Symbol(s):  CBNWF | OFSTF | N.NETZ.W.B | N.NETZ.WT

Carbon Streaming Corp is a Canada-based investment vehicle company. The company is focused on acquiring, managing, and growing a portfolio of investments in projects and/or companies that generate or are involved with voluntary and/or compliance carbon credits. It offers investors exposure to carbon credits, which is an instrument used by both governments and corporations to reach their carbon neutral and net-zero climate goals.


NEO:NETZ - Post by User

Comment by BobL48on Dec 01, 2021 10:39am
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RE:RE:US PCIF Tax Status

RE:RE:US PCIF Tax StatusI'm not surprised that you haven't heard from them.  They come right out and say on the Tax section of their website that they're not going to address it.  That said, when they get listed on a major US exchange, they'll probably change their tune.  Even then, however, if they're like a lot of other Canadian domiciled companies, it won't necessarily be a clear answer.  If you're a US tax filer and hold NETZ in a tax protected account like an IRA, 401-K or RRSP, there's no problem.  If you hold it in a regular taxable account and the IRS rules that it's a PFIC, you're going to have significant accounting expenses.
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